0 Pretty Bricks, Walsall, West Midlands
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Pretty Bricks
Exceptional based on 3 ratings
Type: Bar

5 John Street
Walsall, West Midlands England WS2 8AF [ print map ]
01922 627 660



Mayor: jmgreenuk (2) | Taps: 8 | Bottles: 6


Pretty Bricks

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Beer Available At Pretty Bricks (arranged by most recent)
Full Mash Warlord 46, Shardlow Golden Hop 19, Black Country Fireside 38, Morton Essington Old Ale
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3 reviews for Pretty Bricks
 Ambiance  87%
 Service  83%
 Selection  78%
 Food N/A 
 Value  83%
 Overall  72%
 Rating  80%


88
  AMBIANCE 5/5   SERVICE 9/10   SELECTION 12/15   FOOD N/A   VALUE 9/10   OVERALL 18/20
jmgreenuk  (89) The Hague, Netherlands | December 30, 2012
One of the best pubs in the area. A lovely old traditional boozer in the backstreets of Walsall. This place has not changed a lot in years and its like taking a step back to the Victorian age. There is a lounge and a saloon with a lovely traditional wooden bar between the two and a wonderful tiled walkway linking them. Both bars have a lovely wood burning fire and the ales to go with them on a cold winter night. There are ten real ales that regularly rotate. There is always something new here. The landlord is very friendly and knowledgeable too and the pub has a real friendly local feel to it. It’s a short trek from the centre of town, but its well worth the walk. For anyone driving, parking locally is no problem.
72
  AMBIANCE 4/5   SERVICE 8/10   SELECTION 11/15   FOOD N/A   VALUE 8/10   OVERALL 13/20
deanso  (205) the Hague, Netherlands | April 16, 2012
nice cozy little place with plenty of charm, good selection of handpump beers and friendly locals :-)
72
  AMBIANCE 4/5   SERVICE 8/10   SELECTION 12/15   FOOD N/A   VALUE 8/10   OVERALL 12/20
DanielBrown  (210) Birmingham (via Leicester), England | November 17, 2011
Formerly the Tap and Spile. This place is a homely, snug local, which appears to have been decorated recently. 8 handpulls with some reasonably tasty local options. This is a another Black Country brewery pub, and is worth seeking out, being just a 5 minute walk from the train station.

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